Entertainment: Let You Refute Rumors, Not Humiliate People

Name: Entertainment: Let You Refute Rumors, Not Humiliate People
Author: Entering The Game Alone

by Entering The Game Alone

ongoing Urban Showbiz Male Lead

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69Kwords31chapters

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Ch. 31 — Shooting Ended

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About This Novel

Traveling through the parallel world, Lin Yu became a hot traffic star, crushing top artists from other companies. Many competitors hired paparazzi to shoot, trying to catch Lin Yu's dirty laundry and ruin Lin Yu's reputation. Lin Yu and his female classmate went diving in the sea and were photographed by the paparazzi. In the blink of an eye, a piece of news [a top-notch young man dating a beautiful woman] became a hot search topic on the Internet. Lin Yu came out to refute the rumors: "I went diving with my friends just to find inspiration for writing songs. After seeing the corals in the sea, I was inspired, and I gave you a song "Coral Sea"." As soon as the song came out, it dominated the charts all over the internet. Fans were excited: "Who dares to say that Lin Yu has no works now?" It was originally black material, but instead it helped promote Lin Yu's songs. The paparazzi was furious and got into a fight with Lin Yu. Afterwards, no matter what the paparazzi photographed, Lin Yu could always refute the rumors, and eventually helped Lin Yu promote his new work. The paparazzi made Lin Yu more and more popular, and Lin Yu's fans began to misunderstand: "These paparazzi are Lin Yu's fans, and they are trying to help Lin Yu promote his works." The father who spent the money suspected the identity of the paparazzi. The donor's father said: "I spent millions, but not a single bit of dirty information about Lin Yu was reported. Instead, Lin Yu became more and more popular. You are not Lin Yu's fans and came to my undercover job, right?" The paparazzi was angry: "Are we fans of Lin Yu? It's so bullying. I have never been humiliated like this in so many years in the industry."